Bruno-Sammartino-Obituary

Bruno Sammartino

Oct 6, 1935 – Apr 18, 2018 (Age 82)

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BORN
October 6, 1935
DIED
April 18, 2018
AGE
82

Obituary

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Bruno Sammartino, professional wrestling's "Living Legend" and one of its longest-reigning champions, has died. Sammartino was 82. For full obituary from Legacy.com, click here.

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I grew up idolizing Bruno. I saw him preform at Madison Square Garden many times, at Sunnyside Arena and at the Jamaica Arena. I did have the pleasure of meeting Bruno in 1969 and he was kind enough to give me his autograph and chat with me for a few minutes. God Bless this great man and keep him in his graces. Rest in Peace Bruno.

I cried still do a little apart of my
Childhood along with my heart
has been torn apart and lost

I met Bruno 3X he was a man of impeccable character! He was not only the best the business has seen, he remained humble. If you want to test a mans character, give him power or fame. Bruno surely passed the test. He, I'm sure would be in the top 5 of all time, of all men in history, who achieved fame and maintained good character, genuineness etc. Bruno was a true gentleman and his legacy is timeless. Such a terrible loss for mankind. May God bless and keep his family at this time, and the...

Pulled over many years ago in my Yellow Cab, to ask a jogger for directions, and as soon as he spoke, there was no question who he was...a man of quiet grace!

A great professional wrestler and a great human being. He was well respected. He really knew how to wrestle. He wasn't a flashy pro wrestler with expensive robes. He was tough and he wrestled to beat his opponent. Mr. Sammartino was very tough inside that squared circle. Mr. Sammartino was a great pro wrestling commentator who provided a lot of insight into various holds and maneuvers. The comments he made came from experience as a pro wrestler...not some armchair want-to-be individual. I...

I watched Bruno on tv when I was kid. I couldn't wait for saturday night to watch wrestling. Bruno was such a professional, he will be sorely missed..RIP

In my childhood years, the grand finally to a any week, in those days were to sit with my Dad, Mr. louis m. Chesimard, May he Rest In Peace , and watch, the greatest wrestlers of all time. Our favorites were mr. Bruno Sammartino , cocoa brazil, Andre the giant, to mention a few.God bless Mr. Sammartino and all the best tohis family. Thank you for sharing this great man with us

My condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Sammartino. May the Almighty be with you at this difficult time.

WHEN I WAS IN SEVENTH GRADE ,MY FRIENDS AND I TALKED TO MR SAMMARTINO AFTER HE BEAT CRUSHER ; AT MONITEAU HIGH SCHOOL IN WEST SUNBURY , PA . HE WAS VERY NICE TO US ,TAKING TIME TO TALK WITH US. IN OHARE AIR PORT I SAW MR SAMMARTINO WAITING FOR THE SAME PLANE . I WAS COMEING HOME FROM VIET NAM IN 1969 . HIS PASSING SADDENS ME VERY MUCH HE WAS ALWAYS MY HERO.